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Slide 1 - Class 11 Computer Science CBSE Code 083 (2025-26)
Full Mega Presentation By Devanshu Sir
Hinglish Explanation | Complete Textbook Coverage | 300+ Slides Planned
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Class 11 CS CBSE 083: Computer Systems Sample
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Create a FULL MEGA PRESENTATION (300–400+ slides) for Class 11 Computer Science (CBSE Code 083, 2025-26) strictly based on the complete content of the uploaded PDF textbook “C11 COMP SC SSM FINAL 2025-26_2.pdf”. STRICT INSTRUCTIONS: - Use the PDF as PRIMARY SOURCE. - Do NOT summarize. - Extract EVERY chapter, heading, subheading, definition, table, diagram, example, exercise, MCQ, short answer, long answer, case study, practical list, encoding table, truth table, number conversion, program, and question bank. - Convert EVERYTHING into slides. - ONE concept = ONE slide. - Minimum 300–400 slides. - Slides must completely replace the textbook. TARGET USE: - Classroom teaching - YouTube explanation - Student self-study - Exam preparation - Revision - Practical coding TEACHING STYLE: Teacher Name: Devanshu Sir Tone: Friendly Indian teacher Language: Hinglish (Roman Hindi + simple English) Use words like: chalo, socho, maan lo, simple hai, tension mat lo, real life se samjho Every concept slide must include: - Simple meaning - Hinglish explanation - Real life example - Step-by-step breakdown - Analogy - Exam tip - Memory trick DESIGN THEME: - Premium coaching style - Blue + Yellow theme - Modern layout - Icons, infographics, flowcharts, comparison tables - Highlight boxes (Tip, Warning, Exam Alert) - Clean visuals - No long paragraphs ANIMATIONS: - Fade in - Bullet reveal one by one - Smooth transitions - No flashy effects CHAPTER STRUCTURE (Minimum 30–40 slides per chapter): 1. Title 2. Learning Objectives 3. Real-life story intro 4. Concept introduction 5. Definition 6. Hinglish explanation 7. Example 8. Why important 9. Where used 10. Diagram 11. Flowchart 12. Step-by-step process 13. Practical demo 14. Tips 15. Tricks 16. Common mistakes 17. Do & Don’t 18. Shortcuts 19. Lab activity 20. Case study 21. Practice questions 22. 5 MCQs 23. 5 Short Answer 24. 2 Long Answer 25. Fill in blanks 26. True/False 27. Mini project 28. Revision points 29. Summary 30. Homework PROGRAMMING SECTIONS (MANDATORY for each code): - Correct runnable Python code - Syntax highlighted - Line-by-line explanation - Dry run table - Output example - Beginner mistakes - Practice task INCLUDE COMPLETE CONTENT FROM: 1. Syllabus & Marks Distribution 2. Computer Systems & Organisation 3. Boolean Algebra 4. Number System 5. Computational Thinking & Programming – I 6. Flow of Control 7. Strings 8. Lists 9. Tuples 10. Dictionary 11. Modules 12. Society, Law & Ethics 13. Sample Paper I (Full explanation) 14. Solution of Sample Paper I 15. Unsolved Question Paper 16. Bibliography & Additional Resources 17. Practical List (All programs expanded fully) Include: - All truth tables - All number system conversions step-by-step - All memory diagrams - All OS functions - All Boolean laws proofs - All Python token rules - All data type explanations - All operators with examples - All error types - All flowcharts - All pattern programs - All suggested programs with dry run - All cyber law explanations Add for EVERY chapter: - 5 MCQs - 5 short answers - 2 long answers - 5 fill in blanks - 5 true/false - 1 lab task - 1 mini project Make it look like a paid professional full-year coaching course. Slides must be highly visual and deeply explained. Do NOT shorten. More slides = better. Generate full mega presentation now.
Sample mega presentation for Class 11 Computer Science CBSE Code 083 (2025-26). Covers Chapter 1 basics: definitions, history, components, IPO model, MCQs with Hinglish notes. Upgrade for full 300+ slides textbook coverage.
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Slide 2 - Presentation Agenda
- Account Tier Limitation Notice
- Sample Introduction to Computer Systems
- Key Definitions & History
- Components of Computer System
- Why Upgrade Account?
- Contact for Full Mega Presentation
- Conclusion & Next Steps
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Slide 3 - Account Tier Limitations - Devanshu Sir
- Current Tier: Not Signed In - MAXIMUM 20 slides only
- User Request: FULL MEGA 300–400+ slides replacing textbook
- Challenge: Cannot extract & convert entire PDF here due to limit
- Solution: Upgrade account for complete presentation with Hinglish, examples, MCQs, programs
- Chalo, contact support to upgrade!
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Slide 4 - Free Tier vs Pro Tier - Choose Wisely!
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- 300-400+ slides
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Slide 5 - Sample Chapter 1
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Computer Systems & Organisation
Basics from Wikipedia | Definition, History, Components
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Slide 6 - Core Definition - Devanshu Sir
> A computer is a machine that can be programmed to automatically carry out sequences of arithmetic or logical operations (computation).
— Wikipedia
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer
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Slide 7 - Key Components of a Computer
- • Central Processing Unit (CPU): Arithmetic & Logical operations
- • Memory: Semiconductor chips for data storage
- • Input Devices: Keyboards, Mice, Joysticks
- • Output Devices: Monitors, Printers
- • Input/Output Devices: Touchscreens
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer
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Slide 8 - Visual: Computer Organisation
- • Follows Input-Process-Output (IPO) model
- • CPU as brain performs computations
- • Memory stores data temporarily/permanently
- • Peripherals for user interaction
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Slide 9 - History Timeline - From Abacus to Modern PCs
Ancient Times: Abacus Early manual calculator Early 20th C: Analog Machines Electrical calculators 1940s: Digital Electronic WWII machines with valves Late 1940s: Transistors MOSFET revolution 1970s: Microcomputers Moore's Law boom
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer
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Slide 10 - Computer Power Stats
- 2 Years: Transistor Doubling
- Billions: Devices Connected
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer
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Slide 11 - Input & Output Devices Table
| Device Type | Examples | Function |
|---|---|---|
| Input | Keyboard, Mouse, Scanner | Enter data |
| Output | Monitor, Printer, Speaker | Display results |
| I/O | Touchscreen, Modem | Both input & output |
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Slide 12 - Basic Computer Workflow
| Step | Action | Example |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Input | Receive data | Keyboard typing |
| 2. Processing | Execute operations | CPU calculating 2+2=4 |
| 3. Storage | Save in memory | RAM holds data |
| 4. Output | Display results | Screen shows answer |
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Slide 13 - Applications of Computers
💻 Personal Computing PCs, Laptops, Mobiles
🌐 Internet & Networks WWW, Email, Social Media
🏭 Industrial Control Robots, Factories
🚗 Automobiles Modern cars with ECUs
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Slide 14 - Sample Practice MCQs
- Q1: Full form of CPU? A) Central Process Unit B) Central Processing Unit → Ans: B
- Q2: Which is output device? A) Keyboard B) Monitor → Ans: B
- Q3: Moore's Law about? A) Speed B) Transistors doubling → Ans: B
- Q4: First computers used? A) Transistors B) Valves → Ans: B
- Q5: IPO stands for? A) Input Process Output → Ans: A
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